I am a beginner and I am trying to make a script that will open a window when mouse hovers over an image and close when mouse leaves the image
So far I only have the open window part,
<div>
<img id='buttons' src="buttons/buttons.png" onmouseover="window.open ('http:DreamInCode.net');" />
</div>
PS: im using DIV so i can CSS it later(which is probably obvious, but still)
I need a script that will open a new window (popup / new link) in a specific size, but will also close the old window (where the popup came from). I know the popup window is easy but finding a work-able close window script as the new window is opened is impossible!!
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var width=300;
var height=200;
var from_top=350;
var from_left=500;
[Code]....
I have almost no knowledge of javascript.
I use this, found in SP forums,
<a href="java script:void" class="menu" onclick="window.open('http://www.domain.com/'); return false;">domain.com</a> for external links.
Now i wonder if it is possible to open the address in the same window, not in a new window?
With ref. to MS IE, when I use window.open with the usual sizing and
'toolbar=yes', 'menubar=yes' the target URL opens in a new window -
but without an address bar.
'addressbar=yes' does not seem valid. Can someone please tell me how
to proceed?
cannot get a new (picture) window to open in Firefox without the title and address bars (or anything else, just the image). IE shows just the title bar, with or without the code:
function newWindow()
{window.open('./pageaddress.html','winname','top=20,left=20,directories=0,titlebar=0,toolbar=0,location=0,status=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=400,height=350');}
</script>
The window opens fine, but always shows the address and title bars. I have read the W3 Schools options list (and other posts) and tried both 'no' and '0' as values, without any success. What am I missing and is there any way to make this work - it didn't even work in the W3 Schools 'try it yourself' test page!
I have seen some very nice 'slowly-opening' windows (increasing in size)
Trying to make a script function that opens a new window with a new
location, and then closes the old window. My function looks like this:
<script language="javascript">
function deletecook()
{
new_win = window.open('http://www.blahblahblah.com/')
window.close()
}
</script>
But it doesn't close any windows, not even the one it just opened. Any
takers?
I installed a script which opened a window in a predefined format.
It works fine!
I want to know if it is possible to close that screen with java.
(however, the code should be in the childpage)
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<script language="javascript">
function F()
{
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window.close();
}
</script>
This is working as I want but I am getting an popup that your window is going to close by a program can we remove that, I am using IE6.0
how can i accomplish this
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If they don't close that secondary window however, and click on another of
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window.
I was reading through an old javascript book that talks about the
win1.document.clear(); method, but information on the Internet tells me that
this is now obsolete, or was just working on Netscape.
So then I decided to close the secondary window before re-opening it. But if
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Here's what I have so far, it doesn't work:
HTML Code:
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Quote:
The part responsible in the javascript for this section is:
Quote:
And the html code that is supposed to pop up the box is:
Quote:
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In the case of both the parents and their children, when a parent is toggled open I want the other parents to toggle closed . The same applies to the children of each parent. I want to close all the other open children when a child is toggled open. Rather like some accordions - which I can not use for this function. This way there is only one parent and one child open at any time
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<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#request-form").validate({
[code].....
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http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins...in-validation/
The code I use is as follows:
Code JavaScript:
<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
$().ready(function() {code]....
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jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$("#toggle1").click(function () {
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});
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